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Members of Parliament suggest legislation for yearly pension raises

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Last updated: 2024/11/15 at 11:15 AM
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A group of MPs, led by MP Khalid Buanq, have proposed a new law to guarantee the funding of annual increases to pensions under any retirement or insurance scheme. The proposal aims to ensure these increases until surpluses are achieved in both the Social Insurance Organisation (SIO) and the Military Retirement Fund. The proposed amendment would add a new clause (8) to paragraph (j) of Article (8) of Decree-Law No. (78) of 2006 concerning unemployment insurance. This clause would mandate the funding of annual pension increases until both funds reach a surplus, while respecting clause (h) of the same article. The explanatory memorandum accompanying the proposal emphasizes the importance of annual pension increases for maintaining a decent standard of living for retirees, particularly in light of inflation and rising living costs.

The MPs argue that the proposal strengthens social solidarity and ensures the financial and social stability of retirees, aligning with the principles of the Bahraini Constitution. The memorandum outlines the proposal’s objectives: improving the living standards of retirees, guaranteeing annual increases to ensure a dignified life, and enhancing the financial sustainability of the retirement system by utilising surpluses from the unemployment insurance fund. This proposed law seeks to address the challenges faced by retirees in Bahrain and to ensure that they have sufficient financial support to live comfortably during their retirement years.

The proposed amendment to the law reflects the government’s commitment to the well-being of retirees and the importance of ensuring that they receive adequate financial support. By guaranteeing annual increases to pensions until surpluses are achieved in the relevant funds, the law aims to provide retirees with a stable and reliable source of income. This move also aligns with the government’s efforts to promote social welfare and economic stability in Bahrain, by ensuring that retirees are not left vulnerable to financial insecurities or hardships.

The proposal highlights the significance of annual pension increases in helping retirees maintain a decent standard of living, particularly in the face of inflation and rising living costs. By mandating the funding of these increases until surpluses are reached, the law aims to provide retirees with the financial support they need to cover their expenses and enjoy a comfortable retirement. This measure is crucial in ensuring that retirees in Bahrain are able to live with dignity and security, without having to worry about financial uncertainties or hardships.

The MPs behind the proposed law are committed to promoting social solidarity and ensuring the financial and social stability of retirees in Bahrain. By advocating for annual pension increases and utilising surpluses from relevant funds, they aim to protect the rights and well-being of retirees and uphold the principles of the Bahraini Constitution. This move reflects the government’s dedication to supporting retirees and ensuring that they receive the financial support they need to live comfortably and securely during their retirement years.

In conclusion, the proposed law to guarantee annual increases to pensions under retirement and insurance schemes in Bahrain is a significant step towards promoting the financial security and well-being of retirees. By mandating the funding of these increases until surpluses are achieved in relevant funds, the law aims to provide retirees with a stable and reliable source of income, ensuring that they can enjoy a comfortable and dignified retirement. This measure reflects the government’s commitment to supporting retirees and promoting social welfare in Bahrain, and is a positive step towards enhancing the financial sustainability of the retirement system in the country.

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